Tag: RTotD

I never signed up for this adulting bullshit. I’ve been doing it for a long time, but don’t remember volunteering. And, for the record, whoever developed the concept of “being a responsible adult” was clearly a sadistic psychopath with violently malicious tendencies and an aversion to joy of any kind.

I learned today that a dog’s nose print is as individual as a human’s fingerprints.

For the record. If you have LED headlights – which are already blinding – there is no need to use high beams in a fairly populated area that has a bunch of streetlights. And there is less than no reason to not turn them off when facing oncoming traffic. Just sayin. Don’t be an asshole.

What if animals could change their fur/feathers/scales the way we change clothes? Most days, the robin is red, but one day, he’s feeling adventurous and wants to see if the lady robins will respond more to a nice lavender….

Be hard to deserve.

Do they make hearing aids for dogs?

It is important to remember (and most of us don’t) that reality is a truly subjective thing, and is influenced by your thoughts. Wanna change your life? Start with changing your thoughts.

Sometimes, the rage inside my mind feels like it will burst forth in a fire laden explosion of emotional toxic waste. Emo-nuclear if you will. (not to be confused with the emo genre of music)

I like it when people acknowledge my worth. That sounds egotistical or selfish, but it’s not. Every fucking human on the planet likes to feel valuable in some way. It’s human nature.

Why is it that we are more apt to forgive certain people regarding data errors or missing/incorrect information than others? What makes any one person less prone to human error than others?